爬zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dà xíng tān chī de shuǐ qī pá xíng dòng wù， cháng zuǐ、 dà 'ě， shēn tǐ fù gài yòu jiá zhuàng pí fū； chǎn yú liú sù huǎn màn de rè dài shuǐ yù。
    large voracious aquatic reptile having a long snout with massive jaws and a body covered with bony plates; of sluggish tropical waters.
  • pá dé yuè gāo， shuāi dé yuè zhòng。
    He that climbs high falls heavily.
  • shī rén shì zhè yàng de rén， tā jià qǐ tōng xiàng xīng xīng de tī zǐ héng héng yī biān pá tī zǐ yī biān lā tí qín。 ( fǎ guó zuò jiā gōng gǔ 'ěr E)
    A poet is a man who puts up a ladder to a star and climbs it while playing a violin. (E.de Goncourt, French writer)
  • chē xíng sù dù jiǎn zhí xiàng wō niú pá xíng。
    We're going at a snail's pace.
  • yún què zài kōng zhōng fēi xiáng， wō niú shēn chū chù jiǎo pá xíng。
    The lark's on the wing, the snail's on the horn.
  • yīn wù shòu zǔ， chē liàng xíng shǐ huǎn màn， xiàng wō niú pá xíng。
    The traffic, held up by the fog, was moving at snail's pace.
  • shì jiè zài fā zhǎn， wǒ men bù zài jì shù shàng qián jìn， bù yào shuō chāo guò， gǎn dū gǎn bù shàng qù， nà cái zhēn zhèng shì pá xíng zhù yì。
    The world is advancing.If we do not develop our technology, we cannot catch up with the developed countries, let alone surpass them, and we shall be trailing behind at a snail's pace.
  • shé shì yī zhǒng pá xíng dòng wù。
    A snake is a reptile.
  • qiū yǐn huò shé pá xíng。
    A worm or snake crawls.
  • yī tiáo shé wān yán pá guò dào lù。
    A snake wriggled across the road.
  • yǒng qì shì yī jià tī zǐ， qí tā měi dé quán kào tā pá shàng qù。 ( měi guó jù zuò jiā lú sī .C.B.)
    Courage is the ladder on which all the other virtues mount. (Clare Boothe Luce, RSA dramatist)
  • zhè tiáo shé wān yán pá guò cǎo dì。
    The snake twisted across the grass.
  • gōng yuán yǐ yǎ bīn lì dào wéi fēn jiè， fēn wéi " dà huā yuán " jí " xīn huā yuán "。 " dà huā yuán " sì yǎng dà pī bù tóng pǐn zhǒng de què niǎo， ér zài yī bā qī yī nián kāi fàng de xī miàn de " xīn huā yuán "， zé sì yǎng bǔ rǔ lèi dòng wù hé pá chóng。
    Divided by Albany Road, the eastern or 'old' garden houses an extensive bird collection while the western 'new' garden - opened in 1871 - is home to mammal and reptile exhibits.
  • dàn huáng niǎo lèi huò pá xíng dòng wù dàn nèi de huáng sè de、 tōng cháng shì qiú xíng de bù fēn， huí zhōu bāo yòu dàn bái， zuò wéi bǔ yù yòu niǎo（ zǎi） de yíng yǎng wù
    The yellow, usually spherical portion of an egg of a bird or reptile, surrounded by the albumen and serving as nutriment for the developing young.
  • zhè kē kū shù shàng pá mǎn liǎo kūn chóng。
    The dead tree is alive with insects.
  • róng máo mó niào náng yóu róng hé de róng máo mó hé niào náng zǔ chéng de fù hán xuè guǎn de tāi mó zǔ zhì， cún zài yú pá xíng lèi dòng wù hé niǎo lèi de dàn ké fù jìn， bìng qiě gòu chéng dà duō shù bǔ rǔ dòng wù de tāi pán
    The highly vascular fetal membrane that consists of the fused chorion and allantois, found adjacent to the eggshell in reptiles and birds and constituting the placenta in most mammals.
  • ě lèi dòng wù 'ě lèi pá xíng dòng wù， rú duǎn wěn 'ě、 kǎi mén 'ě huò cháng wěn 'ě
    A crocodilian reptile, such as an alligator, a caiman, or a gavial.
  • duǎn wěn 'ě liǎng zhǒng dà xíng pá xíng dòng wù， měi guó dōng nán bù de mì xī xī bǐ 'ě huò zhōng guó de yáng zǐ 'ě zhōng yī zhǒng， tā men yòu jiān lì de yá chǐ hé yòu lì de 'è bù。 hé yī bān 'ě yú xiāng bǐ tā men yòu gèng kuān， gèng duǎn de bí zǐ
    Either of two large reptiles, Alligator mississipiensis of the southeast United States or A. sinensis of China, having sharp teeth and powerful jaws. They differ from crocodiles in having a broader, shorter snout.
  • yòu gè yī shān lán lǚ de jiào huā zǐ， hùn shēn zài qún zhòng dāng zhōng， què méi néng lāo dào shénme yóu shuǐ， jiù shì shēn shǒu dào shēn bàng bié rén de kǒu dài lǐ， dà gài yě dé bù dào zú gòu de bǔ cháng， suì líng jī yī dòng， xīn xiǎng hé bù pá dào mǒu gè míng xiǎn de wèi zhì， hǎo xī yǐn zhòng rén de mù guāng hé shīshě。
    A beggar, a shocking tatterdemalion, too tightly squeezed in among the crowd to be able to collect his usual harvest, or, in all probability, had not found sufficient to indemnify himself in the pockets of his immediate neighbours, had conceived the bright idea of perching himself in some conspicuous spot from whence he might attract the gaze and the alms of the benevolent.
  • shuǐ shǒu pá dào wéi gān shàng。
    The sailor scrambled aloft.
  • zhè gè chóng zǐ màn màn dì pá lái。
    The worm inched along.
  • měi nián luò yè de pá xíng de guàn mù， zài qiū tiān shì dà hóng sè， yòu hēi sè huò lán hēi sè de jiāng guǒ； fēn bù zài gāo shān hé jí dì fù jìn。
    deciduous creeping shrub bright red in autumn having black or blue-black berries; alpine and circumpolar.
  • tā men qù pá ā 'ěr bēi sī shān liǎo。
    They want climbing in the alps.
  • pá guò ruì shì 'ā 'ěr bēi shì shān mài， zài qù pá yīng guó de nà xiē shān yuè， jiǎn zhí jiù shì xiǎo cài yī dié。
    After climbing mountains in the Swiss Alps, going up English hills is a piece of cake.
  • nǐ bì xū yě dé pá guò qù。
    Also you must climb over.
  • fèi lì kè sī chéng wéi liǎo yī gè pá chóng xué jiā； zuò wéi xuǎn zé， wǒ men kě yǐ mǎi liàng jiù chē。
    Felix became a herpetologist instead; alternatively we could buy a used car.
  • yòu xiē rén zài pá gāo shān shí huì fā shēng gāo shān fǎn yìng。
    Some people develop altitude sickness when climbing high mountains.
  • zhè zhǒng rén fā cái guān niàn jí zhòng， duì zhào gōng yuán shuài (8) lǐ bài zuì qín， suī bù wàng xiǎng fā dà cái， què zǒng xiǎng pá shàng zhōng chǎn jiē jí dì wèi。
    Such people want to get rich and are devout worshippers of Marshal Chao[8] very much,while they have no illusions about amassing great fortunes, they invariably desire to climb up into the middle bourgeoisie.
  • pú lā tuō fū rén líng huó， hé 'ǎi 'ér yòu jīng míng， yǎn jīng zǒng shì dīng zhe jié jiāo quán guì de hǎo jī huì héng héng huàn jù huà shuō， tā shì gè pīn mìng xiàng shàng pá de nǚ rén。
    Mrs Platow was lithe, amiable, subtle, with an eye always to the main social chance-in other words, a chimber.
  • wū guī mù sòng tā lí qù， zhí zhì xiāo shī zài shì xiàn lǐ。 rán hòu， wū guī jì xù jiān nán、 huǎn màn dì zài yán shí、 zá cǎo zhōng pá xíng。
    The tortoise saw the knight as he walked away, and when he was finally out of sight, she resumed her slow, difficult walk amidst the rocks and the high grass of the garden.
  • （ tāi 'ér） fā yù guò chéng zhōng yòu tāi mó de gāo jí jǐ chuí dòng wù； rú pá xíng lèi dòng wù、 niǎo、 bǔ rǔ dòng wù。
    higher vertebrates (reptiles; birds; mammals) possessing an amnion during development.
  • gāng mén niǎo、 pá xíng dòng wù、 liǎng qī dòng wù yǐ jí yú děng dòng wù de xiāo huà dào de pái xiè kǒu
    The excretory opening of the digestive tract in animals such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish.